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Morrigan Miniature Figurine with Crow - Product Details:
- Weight approx: 0.05 kg- Height: 9 cm
- Width: 4,5 cm
- Depth: 4 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin
- hand painted
- bronze coloured
- Series: Veronese Studio Collection
Small figurine of Morrigan with crow and sword
This wonderfully detailed small figurine from Veronese's Studio Collection is made of bronzed hand-painted cast stone (polyresin). Measuring 9 cm high, 4.5 cm wide and 4 cm deep, the miniature shows the Celtic goddess Morrigan as a beautiful young woman.
She stands gracefully on a pedestal bearing her name, holding a sword in her right hand as a symbol that she was worshipped not only as a goddess of fertility, but also as a goddess of war, death and fate. As a shapeshifter, she often appears as a raven herself. In this beautiful miniature, a crow sits on her raised left hand.
Special gift for lovers of Celtic mythology
This small miniature is a wonderful gift for everyone interested in Celtic mythology and its gods.
With its symbolic design, bronzed finish and fine details, this Morrigan figurine is a stylish eye-catcher for a shelf, sideboard or display cabinet. Especially for collectors of small figurines and lovers of mythological depictions, it combines decorative appeal with strong meaning.
Manufacturer: Nemesis Now Limited, 108-114 City Road, Fenton, Stoke-On-Trent, ST4 2 PH, Staffordshire, United Kingdom , sales@nemesisnow.com
Responsible Person in the EU: Nemesis Now B.V, Kingsfordweg 151, Amsterdam, 1043 GR, Netherlands, sales@nemesisnow.comPlease note: Reviews are not checked for authenticity prior to publication. They can therefore also come from consumers who actually did not purchase/use the rated products.
Die Morrigan ist auch wieder eine gelungene mythologische Figur wie die anderen Miniaturen auch. Wie eine bronzene Statue aus einem Tempel, Spirit pur. Morrigan stand für Krieg und auch den Tod, aber auch für Magie und Fruchtbarkeit. Ebenso für den Schutz des Landes. Bei der Figur schön symbolisiert durch Schwert, Rabe oder Krähe und dem keltischen Schild hinter ihrem Kopf. Eine schöne keltische Göttin, die gerne in Kriege eingriff. Krieger zum Sieg oder in den Tod führte. Ein weiterer Star in meinem persönlichen Pantheon.